Tucker question

[MrB]

I am wondering whether you think that Tucker was a brilliant man, a con-man or a hero?<br>
Explain your answer.... <p></p><i></i>

[mike]

i think tucker was brilliant and ahead of his time <p></p><i></i>

[Amanda]

I believe Tucker was a great man who was just trying to make his dream come true. <p></p><i></i>

[JoeF]

Tucker was a brilliant man, ahead of his time. Some of his ideas are found in the cars we use today. He also followed his dream until it was realized. He wasn't a con man; the "Tin Goose" was merely put together quickly in order to meet a deadline. His other cars were all that he promised. He wasn't quite a hero, though. I don't usually think of car makers as heroes. <p></p><i></i>

[jessefaye]

He was a dreamer. Big dreams, high ambitions, with determanation makes this guy a hero. He sticks up for the common man, and the dreams that are forged by the dreamer, and honest man. this makes Prestion Tucker a hero in my book, <br>
Jesse Faye Michael. <p></p><i></i>

[Eric J]

He was a smart and very inovative man that was way ahead of his time. He broke the mold and was punished for it. <p></p><i></i>

[MichaelHotwagner]

I believe that Tucker was a brilliant man. He was rather eccentric, but it seems that most geniuses are. He was also far ahead of his time. His work revolutionized both the American Automobile Industry and it's free market values. <p></p><i></i>

[stu]

I believe that he was a hero. He built americas greatest car and was slapped down by the leading competitors. He may have disabled buut he is still a hero. His find was based on the american dream. <p></p><i></i>

[annie]

I think Tucker was both a con-man and a dreamer. He had big dreams for his great cars, but he also conned people into buying them when he hadn't even built them yet. He is a man to be admired. He was a great sals man. <p></p><i></i>

[Bassett]

Tucker was a brilliant man with a brilliant dream. He revolutionized the auto industry with his persistent nature and ahead of the time ideas. He was a hero to all who new him and to the auto industry. He will forever be remembered for his impact on the U.S. as a whole. <p></p><i></i>

[Nate Bassett]

I think Tucker was a brilliant man with a brilliant dream. He revolutionized the auto industry and he became a hero to all who new him and to all who reaped of his automotive ingenuity. Tucker will forever be remembered for his impact on the auto industry and on the people of the U.S. <p></p><i></i>

[JamieC]

I think that Tucker was a brilliant man, not a con artist. He did his best to give the public what they wanted, not what his superiors thought that the car should be. Tucker was just a little ahead of his time. <p></p><i></i>

[zack]

tucker was a brilliant yet crazy man. he made alot of money but he still wanted more. he wanted a safer car for people. he spent all of his money on his dream that he knew could and did fall apart but he still tried. he took a risk and thats why i think he was crazy but he did make his dream come true and thats brilliant <p></p><i></i>

[ross harwood]

I believe Tucker was a brilliant man who made great innovations to cars. He had a dream and was willing to do anything to carry out his dreams. He was not a con artist because he fulfilled his promise and made fifty good quality cars. <p></p><i></i>

[JKaley]

I think Preston Tucker was a brilliant man in how he created so many new ideas for cars to come. He revolutionized safety features in cars, and pressured the big 3 into adapting some of his ideas into their cars. He was a man ahead of his time. <p></p><i></i>